Best Western At Cresson Crossroads

Best Western expects to open soon at Cresson Crossroads in Cresson, Texas.

As soon as all inspections are complete, this new 62 room hotel will be open for business in the next few days.

Best Western is one of the largest hotel brands on the globe with more than 4,000 hotels in 80 countries.

Cresson Crossroads is a unique mixed use development in the heart of the Barnett Shale just minutes from Fort Worth, Cleburne, Weatherford, and Granbury.

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Once completed, the building is expected to be around 60,500 square feet and house anywhere from 200 to 500 employees.

Cresson Crossroads is attracting other natural gas and drilling related businesses because it’s convenient location in Cresson, TX.   Cresson is located right in the heart of the Barnett Shale, just 20 minutes southwest of Fort Worth, 15 minutes from Cleburne, 15 minutes from Weatherford, and only 10 minutes from Granbury.

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Recently Devon Energy (NYSE: DVN) broke ground on their new regional building at Cresson Crossroads in the Barnett Shale.  The building is expected to be around 57,000 square feet and house nearly 250 employees on a daily basis.

Cresson Crossroads is attracting other natural gas related companies because it’s conveniently located in Cresson, TX.  Cresson is just 20 minutes southwest of Fort Worth, 15 minutes from Weatherfod, 15 minutes from Cleburne, and only 10 minutes from Granbury.

When complete Cresson Crossroads will have an extensive retail shopping center, live/work combination office buildings, industrial area, as well as multi-family and private residential areas.

For more information visit: http://www.CressonTexas.com

The Hood County News is reporting that Devon Energy (NYSE: DVN) will build a 57,000 square foot administrative building on a 13-acre site in Cresson Crossroads, near the intersection of Highway 377 and Highway 171.

The paper reports that construction is expected to begin next month according to a Devon Energy spokesman.

The new building will house 240 employees and serve as regional office for Devon Energy’s Barnett Shale operations south of Fort Worth.

The Cresson Crossroads development is attracting other natural gas and drilling related businesses because it is conveniently located in Cresson, Texas.   Cresson is located 20 minutes southwest of Fort Worth, 15 minutes from Cleburne, 15 minutes from Weatherford, and only 10 minutes from Granbury.

Most of the infrastructure is complete in Phase 1 which is the industrial park.

Phase 2 of Cresson Crossroads will have retail, restaurants, apartments, and more.  There are six lakes in Phase 2 ranging is size from 1 to 2.5 acres.  These lakes flow from one to the next creating a unique setting for multi-family and retail use.

Later this year work could also begin on “Cattleman’s Square”, a downtown area with a mix of restaurants, retail, and possibly living areas.

Phase 3 of Cresson Crossroads includes 500-600 single-family residences.

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Cresson Crossroads continues to progress as one of the largest mixed use commercial real estate developments in Texas.

With over 740 acres there is plenty of room for almost any business.

Retail Real Estate – Cresson Crossroads has dedicated a large portion to establishing retail shopping centers and mixed use properties.

Multi-family Real Estate – Cresson Crossroads offers a unique opportunity for multi-family real estate developers to construct apartments in a high traffic area that is conveniently located near Fort Worth, Granbury, Cleburne, and Weatherford.

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Cresson Crossroads is being designed to take advantage of land-use concepts often referred to as Traditional Neighborhood Design (TNDs).  Our neighborhoods and town center will utilize patterns of commercial real estate development found in older sections of cities throughout the country.  In its simplest form, a TND might be defined as a pedestrian-friendly development where people can become less dependent on automobiles.  By strategically locating residential and commercial zones within walking distance of one another, the overall area begins to emphasis people instead of cars.

Imagine a new town where you can live in a neighborhood with sidewalks, parks, and playgrounds.  Where the town center, with shops, offices, and restaurants is within an easy 10 minute stroll.  Perhaps, you might even walk to your workplace located in a “live/work” building atCattleman’s Square or the adjacent commercial park.

Our neighborhoods will be characterized by a diversity of housing styles and sizes, strong neighborhood identity, and a true sense of place.  Contrary to most current “cookie-cutter” subdivisions,  you’ll find homes inspired by local architectural traditions and details.  Rather than the typical strategy ofsegregating homes by size and price range, our neighborhoods will be like the desirable older neighborhoods built in the early 1900s where there was a delightful mix of small cottages and larger, more stately homes.

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